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How to Add, Delete, and Duplicate Weeks

When building multi-week training blocks, you can easily add new weeks, duplicate existing ones, or delete weeks from your program. This article walks through each action step-by-step.

Written by Leon Foley
Updated over 2 months ago

Adding a New Week

You can add additional weeks at any point while building your program.

Step 1: Open your program

Navigate to Programs and open the program you want to edit.

Step 2: Click “+ Add week”

Scroll to the bottom of your current program layout and click + Add week.

A new blank week will be added beneath your existing weeks, ready for you to:

  • Add sessions

  • Import workouts

  • Add rest days

  • Include coach notes

You can then build this week the same way as outlined in Creating a Program.


Deleting a Week

If you no longer need a week in your program, you can remove it.

Step 1: Locate the week

Scroll to the week you want to delete.

Step 2: Open the week options menu

On the right-hand side of the week header, click the three-dot (⋮) menu.

Step 3: Select “Delete week”

From the dropdown menu, click Delete week.

The week will be permanently removed from the program.

Important: Deleting a week cannot be undone. Make sure you either no longer need the sessions inside that week before confirming or save them to your workout library as new sessions.


Duplicating a Week

Duplicating a week is useful when:

  • Progressing a training block

  • Repeating a structure with small load adjustments

  • Building phased programs quickly

Step 1: Locate the week you want to duplicate

Step 2: Click the duplicate icon

On the right-hand side of the week header, click the Duplicate icon (two overlapping squares).

Step 3: Review the duplicated week

A copy of the week will appear directly beneath the original, including:

  • All sessions

  • All exercises and steps

  • Notes and structure

You can now adjust loads, targets, exercises, or session names as needed for progression.


Best Practices for Weekly Structure

  • Duplicate before progressing: If running linear progression, duplicate the week first, then adjust loads.

  • Rename phases clearly: For example, “Week 1 - Accumulation”, “Week 2 - Intensification”.

  • Check rest days: Ensure duplicated weeks still reflect correct recovery structure.

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